What do performance rims do?

The main functions of performance rims include:

1. Enhancing Handling Performance

Different shapes and widths of rims can change the tire’s contact area and load distribution, directly affecting the vehicle’s steering response, grip, and driving stability. For example:

• Wide rims: Increase the contact area, enhancing stability at high speeds.
• Specially designed rims (such as deep-section wide rims): Optimize heat dissipation, suitable for high-performance scenarios.
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2. Ensuring Secure Tire Installation

Performance rims often feature a deep groove design or open structure to ensure a tight fit between the tire and rim, preventing displacement or detachment during driving, while simplifying the installation and removal process for easier maintenance.

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3. Optimizing Heat Dissipation and Load Distribution

High-performance rims (such as deep-section rims) enhance the heat dissipation area, effectively reducing the heat buildup generated during tire operation, thereby extending tire lifespan. Their structure also helps jointly bear the wheel load, distributing pressure and protecting vehicle components.